Effect of Artificial Lights on the Growth and Yield of Tomato |
Park, Yang-Ho
(Korea Greenhouse Crop Research Institute)
Jung, Hyo-Jin (Korea Greenhouse Crop Research Institute) Lee, Chae-Woon (Kumoh Electronic) Kim, Chan-Wo (Korea Greenhouse Crop Research Institute) Seo, Beom-Seck (Korea Greenhouse Crop Research Institute) |
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